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Burning Image are an American post-punk band formed in Bakersfield, California in 1982. Burning Image first released a 7" single with the songs "The Final Conflict" and "Burning Image, Burning" in the summer of 1984. The compilation 1983-1987 in 2004 and album Fantasma (2009) were both released on Alternative Tentacles, the record label of former Dead Kennedys singer Jello Biafra.Read More...
Burning Image is one of the original bands of the early eighties California "deathrock" scene, along with 45 Grave and Christian Death, playing shows with bands including Specimen, Jello Biafra, 45 Grave, Butthole Surfers, and Dr. Timothy Leary.
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Take equal parts Laguna Beach, The Real World, and Melrose Place and you get MTV's reality series 8th & Ocean. Set in the oh-so-glamorous world of modeling (Miami style), the show focuses on the lives (and loves) of 10 hotties trying to become the next Gisele Bundchen and Jason Lewis (Sex and the City). The cast is young, brash, and entertaining, although at times not very realistic about their chosen careers. One of the girls is averse to modeling risqué clothes for photo shoots. She seems to forget that she's a model. In Miami. And that most of the civilians walking around on the beach are flaunting less clothing than she is. As for Vinci, the resident heartthrob, he seems intent on sabotaging his own burgeoning career by being forever late (if he shows up at all).
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y 1952 L GOLDENBERG ETAL 3,036,141
MAGNESIUM GALVANIC CELL Filed July 18, 1958 United States Patent 3,036,141 MAGNESIUM GALVANIC CELL Leo Goldenherg, 900 Malta Lane, Silver Spring, Md., and Morris Fidelman, Adelphi, Md. (1217 De Vere Drive, Silver Spring, Md.)
Filed July 18, 1958, Ser. No. 749,363 4 Claims. (Cl. 136-100) This invention relates to magnesium galvanic cell. More particularly, this invention relates to a cell comprising a magnesium or magnesium alloy anode, an aqueous electrolyte and an inert cathode.
It has long been recognized that metallic magnesium has a sufiiciently high electromotive potential to serve as the basis for a primary cell having an attractive ratio of output energy to weight. Magnesium metal can be made to produce electrical power through the following reaction:
Unfortunately experimenters were never able to attain voltages under closed circuit conditions equalling the potential which theoretically appeared available. As a result, prior art eflorts were largely predicated on at tempts to de-polarize the electrolyte in order to obtain maximum voltages. Patent 2,706,213 is representativ of prior art cells employing oxidizing agents to react away the hydrogen produced in the cell.
However, there is an alternative approach which offers many advantages. This alternative approach consists of recovering or venting the hydrogen product. Desirably, the free hydrogen evolved can be recovered for later reaction with oxygen to water under conditions which produce additional electrical power. Reference is made to the copending Goldenberg-Eidensohn application, S.N. 629,199 for this subject matter.
Unfortunately, the magnesium batteries operated without tie-polarization by chemical reagents which have been either dissolved in the electrolyte or incorporated'in the cathode-structure have proven to be impractical. A recently published report describes a magnesium battery employing a carbon cathode and salt water for the'electroiyte, listed relatively poor results. (I. I. Shotwell, R. C. Kirk and Arthur Nelson-A Magnesium Sea Water Battery-Abstract No. 18, October 1957 Meeting of. Electrochemical Society in Bufialo, New York;) The maximum current density obtainable at complete short circuit approximated l8 amperes per square foot of cathode surface. Similarly, Patent 2,706,213 reports a current of about 7 amperesat one volt over 240 square inches-of cathode surface, using a cathode of rustless steel plate. A short circuit current density is indicated therein of below about 10 amperes per square foot. Although the foregoing reports that power can be obtained from the magnesium-water reaction in the absence of depolarizing reagents, they also demonstrate the possibility of drawing but a few amperes per square foot of cathode surface under conditions of maximum power output, i.e., at about 0.35 volt per cell.
The reported information would appear to rule out the possibility of a magnesium battery which does not inc'or-' porate' reagents for depolarization of hydrogen. Yet, a most important requirement for a magnesium battery is that hydrogen depolarizers be omitted. The expense of providing oxidizingag'ents like hydrogen peroxide, chromates, etc., sharply increases the cost of the cell. In
addition, since these agents tend to corrode or passivate the magnesium anode, other chemicals must be added to avoid these side efiects, or complex electrolyte storage and circulation systems must be incorporated into the cell. On an overall basis, the higher voltages obtained by depolarization of the hydrogen do not compensate for the increase in cost and complexity directly attributable to depolarization efforts. Far preferable would be 3,036,141 Patented May 22, 1 962 "ice a lower cell voltage at reasonable current density, without depolarization. Unfortunately, reasonable current densities have not been attainable heretofore. A
The reported information would appear even to rule out the possibility of metal for the inert cathodes. Yet, an absolute requirement for a commercially saleable magnesium-water cell is that the cathode be capable of fabrication in large sizes at reasonable costs. Desirably, the surface to volume ratio of the cathode material should be extremely high. Carbon being a frangible relatively weak structural material offersa poor base for a cathode surface since comparatively thick sheets are thereforerequired for structural stability. Only metal can fulfill all the requirements for a good cathode.
. The object of the instant invention is to provide a magnesium galvanic cellemploying a metal-supported cathode surface.
A further object of the instant invention is 'to provide a magnesium cell employing a cathode surface having a low hydrogen overvoltage. I p
Other objects and the advantages of thisinvention will be apparent fromthe description which follows.
v Briefly stated, cells constructed according to the instant invention have a magnesium anode, an aqueous electrolyte and a metallic cathode support, surfaced with a dull plate of ametal selected from the group consisting of iron, nickel, cobalt and alloys thereof. cathode surface would ordinarily be plated upon a ferrous basis metal like sheet or strip steel. Other metals available in sheet form like copper can also serve as the basis metal for the plated cathode surface. For the anode, pure magneessential; in "short,jthe cathode surface must be a dull or matte plate of the metal. Within the intent of the terms dull, are included such finishes as those known as dull, burnt, dendritic, matte. Bright or burnished plates are unsatisfactory. Thus rolled nickel, evenafter etching, results in comparatively low short circuit current density. Bright nickel plate is not materially better. However, a matte nickel plate achieved by electroplating at 5 0 amperes per square foot has exhibited a short circuit current density of amperes per square foot, even though a nondescript magnesium alloy was employed for the anode. A dull nickel electroplate is preferred for surfacing the cathode, but electroless plating techniques arealso contemplated for providing the desired surface. Also, the nickel, cobalt or iron may be plated Q individually or co-deposited with minor percentages of an otherwise uncontemplated metal alloy.
The sun cathode surface produced by plating provides numerous other advantages besides the cheapness of a thincoating." A self-supporting metal sheet'of several hundred square inches" need not be more than 10 mils in thickness." An effective plated cathodesurface need not exceed onemil in plate thickness. Thus, the total depth of a 12" x 12" metal supported plated cathode can -be-roughly 12 mils in thickness and still be shock-resistant and self-supporting. A comparable selfsupporting, shock-resistant carbon .based cathode .could easily exceed .100 or even 500 mils in thickness. Since magnesium primary batteries necessarily will be made from a multiplicity of anodes and cathodes assembled into many' cells, the substantial power density per unit of volume possible for cells employing metal cathode in the form of an be employed almost indefinitely as cathodes. These metals 1 are all relatively corrosion-resistant and have a shelf like far exceeding that of the magnesium anodes when the battery is not in use. Moreover, hydrogen evolving at the cathode surface does not appear to deactivate the plated cathode surface. The cathode surface does not appear to be overly sensitive to air oxidation. In particular, repeated use of'nickel plated surfaces for the cathode, followed by removal of the cathode from. the electrolyte and air drying, did not affect the short circuit current density. In fact, the cathode surface is largely self-regenerating under conditions of use. A cathode surfaced by matte nickel electroplate of one mil exhibited a short circuit current density of 80 amperes per square foot, under a given set of cell conditions. The cathode was then removed from the electrolyte and oxidized by a flame to a deep blue coloration (nickel oxide), then.
re -assembled as the cathode in the same cell under the identical conditions as before flame oxidation. relatively long (20 minutes) current build-up, the cathode reached an apparent equilibrium of 50 amperes per square foot short circuit current density and maintained this current density for the two hour length of the test,
dull plate as compared to its apparent surface area; and
that deactivation of the deeper part of the effective sur face area, by intrusive oxidation, materially reduced the capacity of the cell.
As has'been indicated, the cathode surface should consist essentially of iron, cobalt, or nickel. Generally speaking, these" metals have the distinct advantage over other platable metals like copper, zinc, tin, etc., of having a lower hydrogen overvoltage. Other metals having low hydrogen overvoltage (notably precious metals like platinum) have been expressly excluded because of their extreme ratio of price difference compared to nickel (about 1000 to- 1) and their relative unavailability. Even though only a small amount of plating metal is required in a plated cathode surface, and the material cost of nickel, cobalt or iron is negligible per plated square foot, the same doesnot follow when plating precious metals. The price ratio is so extreme that material cost alone becomes prohibitive. Moreover, for the large scale use to which this cell is particularly adapted, the relative scarcity of precious metals like platinum, may preclude their employment at any price.
A further feature of the instant invention lies in the criticality of electrode spacing. Ordinarily it is desirable to minimize the distance between electrodes in order to maximize total capacity. However, in batteries constructed according to the instant invention, proper spacing appears critical. The reason lies in the nature of the magnesium cell itself. The end products resulting from the overall reaction of magnesium and water are hydro gen and magnesiumv hydroxide. Hydrogen, being gaseous, passes upwardly through the electrolyte liquid and escapes from the surface. Magnesium hydroxide forms an insoluble .floc in the electrolyte. Peculiarly enough,
a the presence of fiocimlent magnesium'hydroxide does not After a:
4 afiect operation of the battery. However, something does, because increasing electrode spacing decreases the short circuit current density more than can be expected from the resulting increase in internal cell resistance. Apparently, the turbulence attributable to evolution of hydrogen at both electrodes, and upward passage of this hydrogen through the electrolyte creates an equilibrium (possibly a polarization equilibrium) whose value depends upon the spacing between electrodes, and which affects the short circuit current density. Depending on the geometry of the cell, there is a break point in spacing distance beyond which the short circuit current density drops almost in half. In particular, it has been found that the initial electrode spacing should be Within the range. of 0.1 to 20 mm. for usable current densities. If desired, an actual optimum spacing within this range can be determined for any ultimate employment by tests on a sample full-size cell operated at design current density. A two-inch long by one-inch wide pair of electrodes measured at different electrode spaces exhibited a decrease of short circuit current density from 100 amperes per square foot at about 1 mm. to 25 amperes per square foot at about 12 mm. The decline was nota linear relation of the spacing. The sharpest decline occurred at'varying distances depending in part on the degreeto which the magnesium had been corroded by prior use, but generally occurring in the 4-8 mm. spacing range. This current density decline is more than would'be expected from the resistance of the electrolyte alone;
On an overall basis, a usable current density is developed for any pair of electrodes spaced apart within the aforesaid rangeof 0.1 to 20 mm. Within this range some optimum distance will exist for each particular cell. While employment of optimum spacing is generally contemplated as the customary practice of this invention, it should be understood that other considerations may necessitate employement of a non-optimum spacing in particular cells, and that the entire spacing range of 0.1 to 20 mm. is contemplated within the scope of the instant invention.
The accompanying drawing illustrates diagrammatically a, preferred mode of constructing such an individual cell. The cell 10 is comprised of a magnesium anode sheet 14 anda cathode-surfaced sheet 12. To illustrate the use of both surfaces, a second magnesium anode sheet 14 is positioned on the other side of cathode 12. The cell is suitably housed in a container 16 along with aqueous electrolyte 18. A multiplicity of cells 10 would be employed to make up. a. battery.
It should be noted that no limitations have been ascribed to the composition of the aqueous electrolyte. Within the context of' the instant invention, it is only necessary that the electrolyte be aqueous in order to provide the water necessary for the chemical reaction. Any electrically conductive aqueous solution may be employed in the cell, although it should be appreciated that inexpensive electrolytes like sea water or brine would be employed most commonly. It is, however, appreciated that not all electrically conductive aqueous solutions are alike, and
the instant invention expressely contemplates possible 7 EXAMPLE I A'series of nickel plate specimens were prepared by electroplating 1 mil of nickel on steel sheet metal at current densities of 5 (bright), 25, 50, amps. per square foot, Specimens 2 inches long by 1 inch Wide were assembled with 2" x 1" magnesium specimens into cells at various spacings of A A3, A, V2 inch, and submerged into 3% salt water and in saturated brine. The short circuit currents in amperes per square foot are tabulated Test 2B was run until the magnesium anodes were almost completely consumed (about 3 hours). The actual current output at short circuit dropped gradually from 1.30 amp. at the beginning to 0.68 amp. at the end of the test. The magnesium surface was evenly corroded over the entire surface with a slightly increased metal loss at the sides and bottom edges of the magnesium strip. The rear surface of the magnesium was largely unaifected. These currents, computed to a square-foot basis, range from 100 to 52 amps. per square foot.
EXAMPLE II A parallel and confirmatory series was run under a fixed voltage output to determine the current density per square foot at a delivered 0.5 volt with A3 spacing.
Table II Cell Current Density at 0.5 volt Output Electrolyte Cathode Cathode Cathode Bright Plated at Plated at Nickel 25 Amps./ 100 Amps./
Ft. Ft.
3% Salt 12 25 23 Sat. Brine 14 30 27 In order to compare the effect of repeated immersion and drying, some of the foregoing tests were made with the same cathode. No difference was observed between used cathodes and fresh cathodes.
What is claimed is:
l. A galvanic cell comprising a metallic magnesium anode, an aqueous electrolyte and a metallic cathode having an electroplated surface, said cathode surface consisting of a dull electroplate of a metal selected from the group consisting of nickel, cobalt, iron and alloys thereof containing not more than minor percentages of other metals, the initial spacing between anode and cathode being in the range of 0.1 mm. to 20 mm.
2. In a galvanic cell comprising an aqueous electrolyte, an inert cathode and a metallic magnesium anode, the improvement comprising spacing a metallic cathode surface a distance within the range of 0.1 to 20 mm. from the magnesium anode, and employing as said cathode surface a dull electroplate of a metal selected from the group consisting of nickel, iron, cobalt and alloys thereof containing not more than minor percentages of other metals.
3. A galvanic cell according to claim 1, wherein the cathode is nickel-plated sheet metal.
4. A galvanic cell according to claim 1, wherein the anode is sheet magnesium and the cathode is nickel electroplated on sheet metal.
References Cited in the file of this patent UNITED STATES PATENTS 1,427,171 Smith Aug. 29', 1922 2,655,551 Ellis Oct. 13, 1953 2,677,006 Ameln Apr. 27, 1954 2,706,213 Lucas Apr. 12, 1955 FOREIGN PATENTS 401,717 Great Britain Nov. 20, 1933 402,752 Great Britain Nov. 28, 1933 OTHER REFERENCES Robinson: Transactions of the Electrochemical Soc., vol. (1946)., pages 485-499.
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Guided by its mission to create engaging experiences that educate and inspire, Collab brings you into the center of the design revolution. Events include previews and curator-led tours of exhibitions in the Collab Gallery in the Museum's Ruth and Raymond G. Perelman Building, lectures, publications, design-inspired field trips, the Student Design Competition, and our signature program, the prestigious annual Design Excellence Award. View upcoming Collab events >>
6:30 p.m. - 7:45 p.m.
Free after admission
Celebrate DesignPhiladelphia with panelists Celia Bertoia, Mira Nakashima, and Peter Schultz who will talk about the work of their fathers at Knoll and the ongoing legacy of that work at Knoll and beyond. Meet the panelists at a Collab members-only reception following the program.
5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Glimpse the future of design as you explore the competition entries created by college-level design students responding to the theme Selfie: Design Your Personal Brand Identity. Winners receive cash prozes and their work is published in the Collab Journal. A members-only reception will follow.
6:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Lecture & Reception (public/member adult): $150; Lecture & Reception (Collab member - 2 tix per): $120; Lecture ONLY (general): $25; Lecture ONLY (member): $20; Lecture ONLY (student w/ ID): $10
Join us in honoring Bruce Mau, branding and design visionary and this year's recipient of Collab's prestigious award. Mau applies his innovative methods to the environmental and social concerns of clients that range from countries (Guatemala and Panama) to institutes of higher learning (Arizona State University) and corporations (Coca-Cola and Emeco). Collab members receive 20% off the full evening admission on up to two tickets.
Collab Design Excellence AwardEach year Collab presents the Design Excellence Award to a design professional or manufacturer whose impact on the field is inspirational. Past recipients have included Rolf Fehlbaum, Marc Newson, Paula Scher and Seymour Chwast, Zaha Hadid, Alberto Alessi, Marcel Wanders, and Frank O. Gehry.
Past recipients of this prestigious award >>
- 2014 Rolf Fehlbaum of Vitra
- 2013 Marc Newson
- 2012 Paula Scher and Seymour Chwast
- 2011 Zaha Hadid
- 2010 Alberto Alessi
- 2009 Marcel Wanders
- 2008 Frank O. Gehry
- 2006 Georg Jensen
- 2005 Gaetano Pesce
- 2004 Florence Knoll Bassett
- 2003 Richard Gluckman
- 2002 Ingo Maurer
- 2001 No award given
- 2000 Milton Glaser
- 1999 Jonathan Ive, Maya Lin, and Karim Rashid
- 1998 Sir Terence Conran
- 1997 Philippe Starck and Ian Schrager
- 1996 Richard Meier
- 1995 Michael Graves
- 1994 Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown
- 1993 Swid Powell
- 1991 Jack Lenor Larsen
- 1989 Niels Diffrient
- 1988 Vignelli Associates
- 1986 George Nakashima
Collab's 2015 Design Excellence AwardOn November 20, 2015, Collab will honor Bruce Mau, branding and design visionary and this year's recipient of Collab's prestigious award. Mau applies his innovative methods to the environmental and social concerns of clients that range from countries (Guatemala and Panama) to institutes of higher learning (Arizona State University) and corporations (Coca-Cola and Emeco). Learn more >>
The Student Design CompetitionFor more than twenty years the annual Collab Student Design Competition has been an exceptional opportunity for college students to network with peers, meet the global design leaders who are judging their work, and experience the rigor of competition. Their assignment: to design an object inspired by the work of that year's Design Excellence Award recipient.
The 2015 Student Design Competition: SelfieThe 2015 Collab Student Design Competition will take place on Monday, November 16, 2015. This annual event is held at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and provides a unique opportunity for regional university design students to experience competition outside the classroom and to receive valuable feedback from nationally recognized industry leaders. Each year's competition is thematically linked to the work of the annual Collab Design Excellence Award honoree, a world-class individual recognized as having made significant contributions to the field of design. Learn more about 2015 submissions >>
Design Your Personal Brand IdentityChallenge
Regardless of your design discipline, your brand is your most important asset. It's a reflection of your creativity and your design intelligence. Students are challenged to design a personal identity program that will capture their essence, amplify differentiation, fuel recognition of work, and help attract future clients/collaborators. Seize every opportunity to make an indelible impression on the world. Submissions All submissions must include the following components:
- A symbol (could be a logotype) that is designed to work across mediums
- Business card
- Website home page (This is your storefront, show for desktop and smart phone.)
- Icon for Twitter or Instagram
- Tagline: one sentence that is no longer than a tweet that is your statement to the world
- 3-dimensional object that you can leave behind that represents your brand (Full size model)
- Presentation board >>
- High-resolution image of identity image, business card, icon, website homepage
- Tagline
- Design statement outlining personal brand concept and a description/illustration of research and process
- Your name and University/College. NO NAMES ON THE FRONT OF THE BOARD.
- In a sealed envelope taped securely to the back of the board, include: Completed registration form
Also, include a Flash Drive with following files:
- Completed registration form (Word Doc)
- Design Statement (Word Doc)
- High resolution image files of business card, icon, website homepage and 3D model. (tiff, jpeg or pdf, minimum size 5" x 7", 300 dpi)
- 1/8" Illustration Board
- 11" x 17" full color, borderless, mounted vertically (portrait format)
- Presentation Board
- Hard copy of Business Card
- 3D object
Judging Criteria
- Evidence of applied research of process
- Originality and creativity of the concept
- Construction and organization (craft of submission)
Student Competition Exhibition30-40 of the best designs will go on display at the Philadelphia Museum of Art for one week, November 16–20, 2015. There will be a "People's Choice Award" during the week where museum visitors will be able to cast their votes via iPad stations mounted in the galleries, or vote online. The museum has Pay What You Wish Wednesday Nights at the Museum—and the student exhibition will be featured on Wednesday November 18. Invite friends and family to come and vote. The "People's Choice Award" along with all student winners will be presented at the Collab Design Excellence Awards Lecture on November 20.
Free AdmissionAll student competition participants are invited to the Collab Design Excellence Award program for FREE. Preregistration required at competition.
Date and Location for SubmissionsThe competition will take place on Monday, November 16 at the Perelman Building of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Fairmount and Pennsylvania Avenues. All entries are due at the Perelman Building by 9:00 am. Students will return to Perelman at 3:00 pm for the announcement of the winners and a feedback session by the panel of judges. Students should enter Perelman through the front entrance at both times.
PrizesFirst Prize $750 | Second Prize $500 | Third Prize $250 | Two Honorable $150 each | Peoples Choice Award $150
PublicationAfter the competition, a selection of the winning projects will be published on the Philadelphia Museum of Art website and presented in the Collab Journal.
Return of EntriesWith the exception of those selected to be on display at the PMA, all projects must be picked up at the end of the day of the competition. The Museum cannot be responsible for any projects, not selected, that are left after 5:00 pm on Monday, November 16, 2015. All selected projects can be picked up on Saturday November 21 between 9:00–11:00 am at the Kelly Drive North Entrance. (Out of town students' projects will be mailed back.)
EligibilityStudents submitting projects to the Collab Student Design Competition must be currently enrolled in a college or university. All submissions are due by 9:00 am, November 16, Perelman Building of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Students are encouraged to attend the event and are expected to hand deliver their entries. All entries must be solo; no joint or team projects will be accepted and cannot be delivered by post or by email. The entrant waives all rights to entries, and the winners are at the full discretion of the Jury.
- Alan Jacobson
Founder of Ex;it Design Strategy and J2 Design Partnership. Ex;it is an experience design and strategy firm that designs the connection between people, information and environment. Ex;it's sister studio, J2 Design Partnership, is a brand strategy and visual communications agency encompassing brand design, printed materials and web and digital communications. Clients include: Brandywine Realty Trust, PHLConvention and Visitors Bureau, University of Pennsylvania, Drexel University, Kaiser Permanente, George Washington University, Memorial Sloane Kettering, and Harlem Academy.
Alina Wheeler
Alina Wheeler is the author of Designing Brand Identity: an essential guide for the whole branding team, now in its fourth edition. Published in seven languages, her best selling book illuminates global best practices for brands, and deconstructs a disciplined process for brand recognition and revitalization. Alina is a passionate design advocate and process coach, renown for her strategic imagination. She is an AIGA Fellow, and former national board member.
Jedd Davis
Jedd has nearly 20 years of experience working in advertising, media and digital marketing. He has held strategy roles at various agencies and his experience has given him insights into how people engage with content and their surroundings, and how communications and design can influence understanding. Jedd is currently the Chief Operating Officer at Publicis Health Media, the leading media agency in the healthcare space. Jedd has served on the Board of Collab for 5 years, and the Executive Board for the past two years.
Josh Goldblum
Bluecadet's Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Josh Goldblum is devoted to working with museums, universities, and nonprofit organizations to educate, engage and entertain through digital innovation. He has conceptualized and created websites, mobile apps, interactive installations, and immersive environments for such organizations as MoMA, Smithsonian Institution, Doctors Without Borders, National Geographic, Philadelphia Museum of Art, and over 20 prestigious institutions in Philadelphia.
Ken Carbone
Ken Carbone is a designer, artist, musician, author and teacher. He is the Co-Founder and Chief Creative Director of the Carbone Smolan Agency, a design and branding company in New York City. His agency's client list includes: W Hotels, Morgan Stanley, Taubman Centers, Mandarin Oriental Hotels, Tiffany & Co., Canon, Carnegie Textiles, The Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Architectural Record Magazine and the Musee du Louvre. Ken is the author of The Virtuoso: Face to Face with 40 Extraordinary Talents, published by Stewart Tabori & Chang.
Previous Competitions >>
2013: Table It
First Place: Justin Martin
University of the Arts, Industrial Design
Professor: Douglas Bucci STABIL utilizes the latest in induction cooking technology to provide a social cooking experience for its users. About the 2013 Competition: Collab held its Twenty-First Annual College Student Design Competition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art on Monday, November 18, 2013. The competition was held in conjunction with the Museum's exhibition Marc Newson: At Home celebrating one of the most acclaimed and influential designers of his generation – recipient of Collab's 2013 Design Excellence Award. 2013 Judges: Jeffrey Bernett, Peter Danko, Frederick McSwain, Eugenie Perret, Ilene Shaw
2012: Game On!
First Place: Lou Stuber
Are We There Yet?!
Tyler School of Art/Temple University The concept behind Are We There Yet?! is loosely based off of family road trips that I have experienced with my own family across the country. Things never seem to go exactly according to schedule when you are on a road trip. The object of the game is to end up at your final destination, Shallow Waters, with the most money left to enjoy your stay at the world's best water park. About the 2012 Competition: Collab held its Twentieth Annual College Student Design Competition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art on Monday, November 19, 2012. The competition was held in conjunction with the Museum's exhibition Double Portrait: Paula Scher and Seymour Chwast, Graphic Designers celebrating the innovative graphic design work of Paula Scher and Seymour Chwast—recipients of Collab's 2012 Design Excellence Award. 2012 Judges: Drew Freeman, Byron Glaser, Patti Ann Harris, Bonnie Mackay, Larry Mangel
- 2011: OverNighter
First Place: Silvia Terhedebrugge
Under Cover
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn NY, Industrial Design
Faculty Advisors: Katrin Mueller- Russo About the 2011 Competition: Collab held its Nineteenth Annual College Student Design Competition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art on Monday, November 14, 2011. The competition was held in conjunction with the Museum's exhibition Zaha Hadid: Form in Motion celebrating the innovative designs of Zaha Hadid, the recipient of Collab's 2011 Design Excellence Award. 2011 Judges: Kirsten Climer, John Edelman, Victor Sanz, Susan Szenasy, Janet Villano
2010: Tabletop Accessory Set
First Place: James Read Hughes
Flow Series
University of the Arts
Industrial Design
Professors: Doug Bucci and Daniel Michalik
In this series of dipping plates for oil and vinegar, each porcelain dish is mass-producible and uses only one material. A humanistic and whimsical aspect is introduced into each design in the form of a relief at the plate's bottom, which uses the natural properties of each liquid to create a sublime pattern that reveals itself during use. About the 2010 Competition: Collab held its Eighteenth Annual College Student Design Competition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art on Monday, November 15, 2010. The competition was held in conjunction with the Museum's exhibition Alessi: Ethical and Radical celebrating the innovative products of the Italian manufacturer, Alberto Alessi - recipient of Collab's 2010 Design Excellence Award. 2010 Judges: Harry Allen, Carla Diana, Richard Kratchman, Diane Minnite, Diane O'Donnel
2009: Tabletop Luminaire
First Place Winner: Jordan Cammarata
"Pull" Lamp
Philadelphia University
Industrial Design
Professors: Mark Havens and Jason Lempieri
A contemporary interpretation of Harvey Hubbell's pull chain socket, patented in 1896. About the 2009 Competition: Collab held its Seventeenth Annual Student Design Competition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art on Monday, November 16, 2009. This year's competition was held in conjunction with the Museum's exhibition Marcel Wanders: Daydreams celebrating the innovative design work of the Dutch designer, the recipient of Collab's 2009 Design Excellence Award. 2009 Judges: Dennis Askins, Russell Blanchard, Lisa Foley, Jamer Hunt, David Raizman, Gina Reimann
2008: Processing Frank Gehry
First Place Winner: Jesse Gerard
The University of the Arts
Industrial Design
Professor: Dan Michalik
The layered plywood technique widely associated with Frank Gehry is adapted to design and produce the Lewis Bench.
2007: Mapping Modernism
First Place Winner: Yesenia Perez-Cruz
A. Westphal College of Media Arts and Design, Drexel University, Graphic Design
Professor Jody Graff The Development of Modern Seats No other household object is as emblematic of Modernist ideals as the chair. The chair can be mass-produced, sold globally, and is a subject of experimentation with technology and materials. These qualities are exhibited in a vast, white showroom, faithful to the Modernist ideology that an interior space should be "open and free-flowing." Upon entering the exhibit, the viewer was met with a large-scale banner showing line illustrations of chairs. The chairs were not arranged chronologically, but are grouped by similarity of line, demonstrating that development of chairs is about refinement and reinvention of pre-existing forms. The similarities existing between chairs created decades apart demonstrates the immense influence of Modernist techniques and ideals. About the 2007 Competition: Collab's Fifteenth Annual Student Competition, Mapping Modernism, was held in conjunction with the celebration of Collab's new gallery in the Ruth and Raymond G. Perelman Building and its opening exhibition, Designing Modern: 1920 to the Present. This year, students were asked to consider the scope of the Modern Design dialogue. The competition challenged students to design a "Map" that links associations between people, things, or events within the context of the revolutionary ideas and trends in art, architecture, and design that developed in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. The map should communicate the student's interpretation of the forces that flowed into, through and around modern design, giving shape to its origins and output. 2007 Judges: Conny Purtill, Erin Mulchay, Dana Micucci, Julie Hirschfeld, and Jason Alger
2006: The Intelligent Ornament
First Place Winner: Miho Wakabayashi
Pratt Institute, Industrial Design
Professor Katrin Mueller
Miho's project examines ornament in the tabletop context and celebrates Jensen's aesthetic through organic motif and structural pattern making. The bowl's hidden intelligence is the application of a unique electrostatic coating on the interior. This silvery heat-retaining material allows the bread to be kept warm long after the basket is moved from the oven to the table. About the 2006 Competition: Collab's Fourteenth Annual Student Design Competition, The Intelligent Ornament, was part of a week-long series of events celebrating Collab's 2006 Design Excellence Award recipient, Georg Jensen and Georg Jensen, Inc. It posed the question: If Jensen were alive today, what objects might he be moved to create? The competition challenged students to design a physical model and supporting presentation board for their "Intelligent Ornament." A distinguished panel of judges used both in measuring the overall success of each entry. 2006 Judges: Clive Roux, Virgil Marti, Barbara Flanagan, Monique Faber, Maria Eife
- 2005: Variance and The Vase
First Place Winner: Brett Duncan
University of The Arts, Industrial Design
Professor Rama Korposh Brett Duncan's Ice Bloom consisted of flowers frozen in a sphere of ice which blossom and expand as the ice around them melts. Also embedded in the ice sculpture are glass beads which become apparent as the ice melts and they drop sporadically onto the surface the vase melts on. The gentle, occasional sound produced by the dropping beads reminds us of the fleeting quality of the vase. Here, variance is produced in a temporal event which one of our judges likened to a performance. About the 2005 Competition: The 2005 competition brief reflected the richness of Collab Design Excellence Award recipient Gaetano Pesce's contribution to design through his unique approach. By combining elements of art, design, philosophy, and technology, Mr. Pesce has encouraged the wondrous and accidental, embracing imperfections as traits which enhance and humanize his work. Applying this philosophy to design for production has been referred to as "variance." Students interpreted this concept in their development of a full-scale functional prototype of a flower vase. Winning designs demonstrated variance in both philosophy and in manufacturing strategy. 2005 Judges: Laetitia Wolff, Senior Design Editor, SURFACE Magazine; Lyn Godley, Designer; Adam Kamens, CEO, Amuneal Metal Forms Inc.; Mark Gisi, Director of Sales and Marketing, Amuneal Metal Forms Inc.; Drew Hamilton, Owner, Dane Décor Downtown.
- 2004: Furniture Classics for The Future
- 2003: Main Exterior Signage for The Philadelphia Museum of Art's new Perelman Building acquisition
- 2002: Paper Lighting
- 2001: Designing The Design Excellence Award
- 2000: CD Box Set Packaging
- 1999: Clock for The New Milennium
- 1998: Shopping Bag for the Terrence Conran Home Furnishing Collection
- 1997: Ice Bucket for Starck/Schrager Mondrian Hotel
- 1996: Chair or Seating Unit for the Richard Meier Museum in Ulm, Germany
- 1995: Tea Kettle
- 1994: Lighting Fixture with Japanese Influence
- 1993: Dinnerware Place Setting
Philadelphia University, Industrial Design
Professor Todd Corlett
Adam Johnson said of his redesign for the Bertoia Chair, "This lounge chair rises up out of the ground to suspend the human body in a minimalist redesign of a classic piece." Judges called this chair a "show-stopper" and a beautiful sculpture which allowed the viewer to fall into the visual comfort of the form.
Tie for First Place Winner: Stephen Cooke
University of The Arts, Industrial Design
Professors Patty Beirne and Rama Korposh Stephen Cook said of his "Leaf Chair" that it "combines the discipline of the grid structure with the organic clustering of material at its midsection, coupling design with sculpture." The judges found it to be an interesting juxtaposition to the Bertoia Chair's sense of order with a random and casual sensibility. One of the judges compared the gesture of the seat to that of a wedding dress with a train cascading in its wake.
About the 2004 Competition: The 2004 Collab Design Excellence Award recipient was Florence Knoll-Bassett. This year's theme reflected the rich history of Knoll International's contribution to the language of design through it's iconographic furniture. Collab provided several classic designs from the Knoll Studio line from which students chose as points of departure for their design explorations. Through research into material and technological innovations, students redesigned their chosen object for the future. 2004 Judges: Claudia Gould, Director, the Institute of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania; George H. Marcus, Assistant Professor, History of Art, the University of Pennsylvania; Jeff Miller, Founder and Principal, Jeff Miller Inc., and VP of Design, ECCO Design Inc., New York; Bill Shea, Founding Partner, Shea+Latone, Inc.; Stephan Copeland, Founder, the Copeland Studio.
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- Dec 1, 2010Even though India got independence more than sixty three years ago but Indians are not free even today as they are being ruled by them , even though their skin is Indian. According to them, every Indian is a culprit if not proved otherwise. This practice is still existing today which must change in an Indian democracy. Democracy demands gender neutral law to protect the interest of every citizen.
Section 498Aof IPC was introduced to protect married Indian woman from cruelty. However, this law is being used by some section of unscrupulous people to extort large amounts of money from innocent families. It has become another method of earning to get- rich- quick. Similarly, section 498B should be there to protect Indian man from cruelty, then law will be gender neutral.,
Misuse of this (498A) law has not only increased the no of innocent people arrested for no fault of theirs but also increased the load of heavy burdoned judiciary. In addition, income and number of corrupt police officials have also increased manifold due to the misuse of this law.
Hence, misuse of 498A should be reduced to minimum. To mitigate the sufferings of lakhs of Indian citizens who have been unceremoniously exposed to the whims and fancies of corrupt, immoral section of the society including police officials, section 498A should be suitably amended to make it heavily punishable for whosoever misuses it including corrupt police personnel.
I request the authorities to consider these suggestions for implementation. An early reply will be highly appreciated.
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